That pretty comprehensive. I'd have to a find lighter alternative to the adjustable spanner and the mole grips. Surely they belong in a trucks tool kit ;0)

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I think the Kate Duffus link was just what i was looking for. Thanks Mike I was carrying a roll of gaffer tape last year but it didn't take long to deteriorate. Sea water eventually got into it. I like the idea of sylglass or denso tape patches in sealed bags. I've not had experience of either. Dens...

Fibreglass. Usually day or weekend trips. Its just incase i (or anyone else i'm with) knocks a hole in the hull while rock hopping. Permenant repairs, i'll do when i'm back home.

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Whats the best conveniently packaged emergency repair material i should carry?
I'm trying to be disciplined over carrying excess weight, so i don't really want to carry a roll of tape unnecessarily?



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Your reply has prompted me look again. For some reason i couldnt see the information on their website. Ok i now see the difference. I think my Cetus has different hatch covers that may have been replaced at some time. I can see how easy it is to loose them :0) The two smaller ones seem to be lrc-ht ...

I need a replacement front hatch cover for my P@H Cetus. The one that i nearly lost came loose on the roof of my car. Luckily i saw it fall so i retrived it. The cord hole is now ripped but for the time being, i can still use it. It appears there are several types made by kayaksport but on their web...

Thats it! I want to be able to quickly slide the blade of my paddle under a cord if needed for a rescue or a dodgy beach landing. I have a cetus but i'm not sure if i'll fit them way up front like the picture. I saw them on a video and figured they would be useful. Sent from my LG-M200 using Tapatalk

I've ordered some from kirtonkayaks.
Thanks for replies

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Hi
Anyone know where i might be able to get some of these toggle type thingys?

I have looked through force4's online catologue but unless they're called something else i might have missed them.

Yes. Sorry i should have edited my comment above

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Sold pending collection

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Sorry 'bout that. Keep looking. I think MV's probably more common than LV.'s

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I'm selling my ScorpioLV because i have bought a new boat. I am the second owner (bought last year from a clubmember) and its been a great kayak. Its in good condition with a few mods. I have fitted a wire to the skeg as the rope was hopeless. Usual scratches underneath nothing deep. Sorry to see it...

To return to this topic. Having discussed this with many people i have determined there is no one stop solution for everyone. So..with the warm weather we are having my drysuit is wayyyy to hot. My last paddle i was just wearing a cheap rash vest. My club coach suggests a storm cag over lighter ther...

Thanks for the replies. So Forth Element Thermocline is like a comfy wetsuit? From their website they say it is like wearing 2mm neoprene. Very pricey and i would still need a cag to keep away windchill. Another vote for Forthelement thermocline, I use the leggings, and for my top half tend to use a...

Hi folks I'd like to hear your opinions on staying warm during summer paddling. I bought a typhoon drysuit that i have been wearing on rolling sessions and a recent sea kayak trip. Although i can stay dry after many immersions i'm pretty damp from getting too hot. The drysuit is going to be great fo...